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The Bills’ WR1 Just Went Down, And It’s A Familiar Problem For Buffalo

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Buffalo just got hit with a gut punch that felt way too familiar. With under two minutes left in the game against the Patriots, Bills WR1 DJ Moore limped off the field and immediately signaled for the medical tent. This isn’t just a random knock, either; the team announced he’s questionable to return with a shoulder injury he’s been dealing with for a couple of weeks already.

Moore’s Early Exit Rocks The Bills’ Offense

You could see it clear as day. Josh Allen tried to hit Moore, and even with a holding call on New England, Moore didn’t wait for the whistle. He went straight to the sideline, clearly in pain. Just moments after Allen punched in a touchdown to tie things up against the Patriots, the official word came down: Moore’s shoulder is acting up again. This is their top guy, their go-to target, and seeing him hobble off with a recurring issue has to be concerning for the Buffalo faithful.

Patriots Also Banged Up Entering The Game

It’s not just the Bills dealing with injury woes, though Moore’s in-game exit is definitely the bigger headline. The New England Patriots came into this matchup already missing a bunch of key starters. Their secondary was hit hard, with cornerback Christian Gonzalez and cornerback Channing Canada both sidelined. Safety Brenden Schooler was also out, along with defensive tackle Christian Barmore. Both teams are fighting through some serious bumps and bruises out there.

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Originally reported by Buffalo Rumblings.

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